Top 10 Most Disturbing Human Experiments Performed in the U.S.

[@WinterRose-el6nn]

The scariest thing is. They're probably still doing things like this and we won't know until we're well into old age

[@__jolynn__5120]

Very true, things like this or worse ... Scary to think about 😔

[@itsoundzgood]

Covid 19 is probably an experiment on the human population.

[@__jolynn__5120]

@@itsoundzgood you are probably right, scary world 🤯 !!

[@user-yx1tb9cf3g]

They do still mostly in secret some missing kids are the ones that get experimented on-

[@hazeymystic8867]

Look into adrenachrome

[@ShadowSora8491]

Honestly MK Ultra still freaks me out to this day, and I wouldn't be surprised if similar experiments are still going on, to this day.

[@dalialule6324]

Dont be fooled. Its still happening.

[@vids4791]

It is. Media, sports, Hollywood, military all use facets of MK-Ultra.

[@lorehunter158]

It never stopped

[@izzysophie1874]

the video never really goes into detail either about these experiments, however I know how bad MK ultra was and it still haunts me today.

[@Aqotics]

Bro we are in mkultra rn

[@multiyapples]

this is proof that humans can be extremely disgusting. my heart goes out to the people effected

[@bananiaman3162]

Because we didn't know before lol

[@cronnoss1542]

in this case,Americans are the "extremely disgusting humans'

[@thebonesaw..4634]

I triple-dog dare anyone to click that. I think I got a computer virus just reading that.

[@calebmayfield3326]

+Cronnoss 15 Racist

[@tomfoolery5956]

People=Shit by Slipknot

[@Nate-tw4zi]

$10 million is a laugh in the face of those mothers. This list shows just how disgusting humanity really can be

[@logan6034]

And just like that, you can also find videos showing how great humans can be

[@controlman7490]

@@logan6034 It's seldom human history is filled with more evil than good.

[@laszloremias1359]

Not the people it's the united states

[@williamhiggins8906]

@@logan6034 yeah the evil deeds done affect more people than the good deeds do history is like that

[@TheReal_GigaChad]

@@controlman7490 no... no it isn't. You just document more evil things because if it's good then people are enjoying it instead of documenting it.

[@MsSonnencreme]

the title is missing something '' ... we know of.''

[@joshuaojeda9033]

not mention "in the U.S."

[@Enzorgullochapin]

If they have done these atrocities to Americans...imagine what they *still* do in other countries! Sick, indeed.

[@kimmythehun]

right

[@dadukeoffrance1865]

LadyStarkgaryen this list is bullshit anyway where's all the experiments done to the mentally Ill

[@dadukeoffrance1865]

3331CUR4ntSaturnVI E. Javier you haven't heard shit yet this list is nothing compared to the known experiments done to the mentally ill

[@firatabuleyla473]

Honorable Mentions? More like Dishonorable Mentions...

[@SuperSix4]

It's scary that so many people have no idea about any of this

[@demonhoundhell3341]

SuperSix4 or they are to brainwashed and saying that America whould never do that and pray to a pice of cloth

[@superslav7495]

SuperSix4 I could have been experimented on!

[@cyrenastigall4231]

I didn't know about the experiments on babies. WTF, so cruel. And they claim Satanic Atheists are the one's performing human/animal sacrifices. So fucked up.

[@staceyrox360]

As a Non-American I can tell you Ive never heard of any of this... Are yall okay?

[@cyrenastigall4231]

@Atlas, in all honesty no, but there are those worse off. Our citizens are too concerned with who's in office, what political party, religious affiliation, sexuality, race, and so forth, but not what they are doing. The two party system and prejudice in our government, and the people not voting in ways to cause a change are putting our country down the shitter. But ask others and they'll say it's the liberal snowflakes, or conservative trumptards, in reality, they're all acting like jackasses, nothing is getting done, and problems are perpetuating.

[@aaaknowkneemoos4811]

"atrocities doesnt stop, they just got good at hiding it"

[@AlexanderJWF]

Just curious what scientists are doing today on the down-low? Just imagine in 30 years, we find out that some university or scientific org was expwrimenting on kids or animals today?

[@christineparis5607]

Xander F It is ALWAYS going on

[@BroZettie]

Xander F probably are....

[@KimmyVaine]

Damm you're so right

[@ellymay527]

Xander F As horrible as these experiments are, at least in the US, there have been more regulations now for science experiments. Researchers must pitch their study before getting funding, they must debrief their participants, etc. The rules are not like they were back in those days.

[@asha_vere]

Xander F They've been experimenting on animals for decades, that's one of the things vegans, vegetarians, and Animal Rights Activists fight against

[@apperusenpai]

I remember seeing part of a documentary on the Stanford prison experiment in high school. It's so frightening and yet so interesting to see what ordinary people will do when given a lot of power over others.

[@misrtob.i.g2593]

I am apart of a government experiment. I was recently worth 6 figure and my life has been upside down since. For a year and a half now I have been abused by my own country. I’m 24 I live in Indiana. I’ve been under electronic surveillance, pen/trap surveillance, and community & Law enforcement watchlist. Not only is my constitutional rights are being violated under a superior country. I am also being harassed and treated inhumane through the course of surveillance used against me. I have reached at to almost every attorney in each state. I have reached out to the attorney General of Indiana. The governor of Indiana’s office. The FBI. The NSA. The Department of Justice. Civil Right attorneys such as: ACLU, NAACP,…and more. I’ve sent letters to the Indiana disciplinary commission. No one can help me or shed any light on the reason why I am being targeted. I can’t live as a human being. A man with morals and principals, as I have these things which make me who I am violated everyday. Yes I said everyday. I am targeted for not only surveillance, but harassment everyday. I know I have the right to know why I am being held under the fire as I am. I have proof, evidence and witnesses to back up my statements and I won’t stop fighting for Justice. I want answers and I need my life back. Once again I cannot live, in peace, in my own country. Someone has to help me and conduct a thorough investigation to support my claims. I will not suffer in silence anymore. I have a right to be free. I have a right to a fair trial and due process. I have a right to privacy. I have a right to travel. I have a right to work. All of these things I have stated has been repetitively violated and restrained. My question is when will I be free? When will I be able to be treated as a modern-day American and not like a terrorist. Or like a caged animal being terrorized. This is not a conspiracy theory. It’s an actual victim of an actual conspiracy that is taking place among small amounts of people. We are gas lighted everyday. And every way. The government has people to pretend to have the same issues as is only to gas light the public and (the victims) with false claims and ridiculous behaviors.

[@RageAgainstBiden]

@@misrtob.i.g2593 What are they experimenting you with?

[@Juliana-xw7sk]

it was the basis for how i saw police officers after that

[@hellolauraxo]

The prison experiment was not to show the effect of imprisonment, it was to show the effects of role play. When you start role play it seems like you are playing a part but as time the behavior of the role play starts to become more normalized on your mind to the point that you start believing you are what you are role playing. The experiment was shut down because the students that were role playing as the guards actually were treating the student that were playing the prisoners as if they were really in a prison. Proving that role play is the start of a behavioral change. I'm very disappointed in the way you explained this because it was very inaccurate.

[@Cybernaut551]

Agreed.

[@pgdelee]

Thank you

[@jacobhouston3727]

"The land of the free"

[@tracykirkpatrick5143]

only if u don't know ! right?

[@soylentgreen7074]

万歳爆発 that was an attack on citizens they didn’t do anything if only they would’ve gotten the government more lol.

[@MrNeonz-fk2ky]

三四 Are you seriously going there? Do you realize how many innocent lives died in that tragedy? Fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, never got to go home to there kids or families. Over 1500 people gone. How dare you! With your statement your also implying that it happens everyday and that all Americans are like that, which is biased, and completely false. Do you have any idea? How many messed up experiments OTHER countries have conducted compared to the US? Not to mention the people responsible for the experiments here were looked down upon and punished for there actions.

[@MrNeonz-fk2ky]

Yeah it is the land of the free. Don’t tell us otherwise.

[@nt7594]

Mr. Neonz no it ain’t lol

[@mollymcdade4031]

Please add 'In the US' to your title, it opens up to future videos and is also slightly misleading...

[@Sreven199]

Tilda Adade Quite misleading actually.

[@maneaterspod]

I agree. There's room for an entire list of experiments that the Nazis did in the camps.

[@Loonimis]

The Russian sleep experiment was horrifying

[@llcometll7926]

Loonimis ur dumb its called an urban legend boi

[@Sreven199]

NOT_jdarriaga46 -_- no, it's called a creepy pasta

[@Bluesit32]

I saw that "Stanford Prison Experiment" flick. It got pretty damn disturbing. How long does it take for people to forget it's not real? How long does the concept of civility last? Not long. Not long at all.

[@dalialule6324]

Mkultra is real to. Its not fake. Once Britney Spears admitted that it was used on her. How do you think people do unpleasent things everyday. Mkultra= mind control program.

[@jerraethomas2378]

Yea, that was sick

[@charm8167]

Televisions where inverted as mind MK= CIA = Hollywood studios= CIA offices. A control device. Tele = distance=sound wave and vision= tell a lie vision= media we are being = Programmed.

[@montanagal6958]

Explains how Nestle executives can kill babies too from the comforts of an office.

[@jamesbensch6]

Love how they don't even mention the fact that MK Ultra used Canadian citizens in Montreal as test subjects

[@steviejunior9692]

What gets me are the people commenting as if this only happens in America. Someone said "what we know of". This applies to every government worldwide, past and present.

[@karlcembrano9540]

they should have mention "The Monster Study" where the lives of 22 orphan children are ruined by a man's belief that psychologically harm them will prove that his stuttering is not his fault.

[@charistaberham3253]

Karl Garin yes you're so right

[@artbreaker2658]

I’m kinda glad it’s not in here mostly because it’s in almost every other “controversial psychological experiments” (or something along that line) video ever

[@NICKLE_ICE]

How to lose faith in humanity: Step 1: visit KZbin.com Step 2: you're done

[@eklypised]

Wonder what other horrible experiments people have been through? I couldn’t imagine the psychological effects some people had to get

[@nancybemak6646]

Wow. No mention of feeding children radioactive oatmeal at Fernald state school in Waltham Massachusetts. Mine boggling that this is left out

[@CarlosRios1]

the experiment that freaked me out the most was the one in which this guy used a whole city to create a philosopher's stone. Later he wanted to use a whole country. Sick...

[@risuna23]

Carlos Rios Anyone with a brain would have done the same.... I mean come became a God (even though it was only for a few minutes)

[@anthony639]

wasnt that from Full Metal Alchemist lol

[@EvanVonHiser]

FMA brotherhood was the only anime I've ever liked, and whoever references it, automatically becomes my friend.

[@EvanVonHiser]

Unless you have some sort of weird anime body pillow...

[@anthony639]

nope, i dont own any body pillows so looks like were friends lol, you can call me Tony

[@YosenBMamma]

Back in 1976, I watched a TV movie called *_The Tenth Level;_* staring _Capt. Kirk_ and _Vinnie Barbarino._ I discovered many years later, that it was actually based on *The Milgram Experiment.* The film affected me greatly. I still have random thoughts about it to this day.

[@diaress]

Just think about the experiments we don’t know of, don’t even wanna know how brutal they may were

[@mxracer2947]

Vaccine lol

[@rodimus7926]

Scientific development has always been build with the sacrifice of others, and its important to honor those who fall during the research

[@luisangelcruzterceros9780]

Rodimus Yeah, they need to be remembered and honoured instead of erased from the history of their country.

[@rodimus7926]

Exactly

[@icefire1316]

Rodimus and it's important to continue

[@t-60powerarmor5]

I wonder if hippos came up with the Hippocratic othe and the human heard and then stole it and made it there own.

[@richmound5145]

Rodimus so jus dnt evn tell thm?

[@Usedw0tm8]

There's a conspiracy theory that Charles Manson was a victim of MKULTRA, which is how he knew how to control people and why he was so eccentric. Honestly one of my favorite, and one of few conspiracies I actually believe in.

[@Firevioletfly]

I believe that's how he got all the followers he had I won't doubt he was apart of the experiment not excusing his behaviors but it would explain a lot

[@OrangeSolaire]

Fun fact: MK Ultra had a branch at McGill University, in Montreal.

[@JinTrixx5291]

Well, thats a pretty damn misleading title.

[@cosmicharmon9189]

Harry Armes Thats right. its like false news.

[@itzsombra10]

Harry Armes its called click bait, looks like watchmojo took a page out trumps book

[@arianafan6908]

Nr

[@ameliawright6947]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. The US has no right to comment on other's Human Right violations.

[@tiffprendergast]

Amelia Wright yes we do

[@incrediblec872]

Facts

[@enzos6743]

I agree 💯 percent Amelia,

[@katerwhall1865]

the sad dark days of medicine. we as a species still needs time to evolve.

[@Markis2bi4]

What kind of personality do you have to have in order to bring about these horrendous acts of experiments?

[@Markis2bi4]

That is probably the scariest reason behind it all...

[@Markis2bi4]

Rejane Florinda allow me to ask you a question: would you be able to keep all that in mind when being experimented on with Anthrax...?

[@tiffprendergast]

Markis2bi4 a sick one

[@tiffprendergast]

Markis2bi4 you’d probably be dead like the people who did die of it in 2001

[@shadizersilverhand2113]

@@manumadiraju5222 no, they were definitely evil. Experimenting on human beings like that is most definitely evil no matter what lies you tell yourself and everyone else.

[@ilmari132]

The title is wrong it should say Most Disturbing Human Experiments IN THE UNITED STATES

[@shammahboiteux]

they did

[@tracykirkpatrick5143]

yep🙄

[@hugohompe9031]

Some One you don't know What the U.S. Means don't you

[@whocares8584]

Do u know that U.S. means United States or are u being sarcastic

[@natsuki4021]

You guys, they added "in the us" after this comment was made

[@thebeausoleilXO]

bless those who have suffered through those horrible endeavors.

[@ikontact]

Which ones terrified me the most? The ones you didn't talk about! Lol

[@SpaceNavy90]

What about the one dude who abused two sibling boys by treating one as a girl and both later killed thsmselves later in life.

[@manumadiraju5222]

SpaceNavy90 the case of David YEAH that was messed up

[@arianafan6908]

Wow wtf

[@SighKronmiller]

I lived at Naha AFB, Okinawa from 1962-1964. I was 1 1/2 years old when we moved there. The military sprayed experimental chemicals from aircraft, exposed us to Agent Orange, DDT, J-5 Jet Fuel. I'm a high functioning autistic as are my children. Others didn't come out as lucky as I did.

[@mpckelly91]

10 million dollars in damages... aka just 1 years tuition for 200 kids.. what a slap on the wrist for mass-murder.

[@mpckelly91]

@Kylo Ren Doyle I do go. I think you are the anti-Christ.

[@mpckelly91]

@Kylo Ren Doyle lmao

[@MrJakeNerd]

Out of all of the fucked up experiments on this list, I already knew about three of them: the Stanford Prison Experiment, the Milgram Experiment, and the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment, two of them I had to know based on my major. The other was learned through my American Literature and later in one of my Psychology courses. Western Kentucky researchers argued that selection effect played a role in the Prison Experiment, which is one of the threats to internal validity despite that all the randomly assigned participants were male undergraduate students, which confirms there is indeed internal validity because the participants were randomly assigned but there were not any females nor graduate students, which confirms selection effects. The underlying threats to the internal validity in this experiment are attrition because some participants left during the experiment for understandable reasons (attrition is the most common threat to internal validity) and demand characteristics because Zimbardo told the guards to become cruel towards the prisoners, which the guards behaved exactly to the way the experimenter wanted them to do, all of which were really extreme.

[@melithemeli]

Anyone hurting children deserves the worst

[@vyersreaver1749]

MK Ultra better be here... Edit: ok, it's number ten even. Didn't need to watch long.

[@mariogamefreak1]

Vyers Reaver should of been higher

[@scidididi9564]

“the land of the free” my ass

[@dalialule6324]

Were not really free. Youll be a fool if you think so.

[@raincomedown_]

Dalia Lule what’s a more free country

[@MrNeonz-fk2ky]

Please tell me what country has more freedoms than the US?

[@ianblank]

“they didn’t know they already had syphilis” They gave them syphilis!

[@KirbySlays_]

I live near Vanderbilt University and I do agree, that experiment was horrible

[@WolfBoy-om6dw]

wtf America!?

[@Suikeina]

Welcome to humanity, not just America.

[@littlegreenhelmetboi4148]

Not only America wtf people

[@JayBreezy900]

Nicholas Wu Hell, wtf humans!

[@goranseso502]

Jah tell them

[@sakesithole6295]

But america is well known for their experiments

[@georgejohnson1124]

"Hello.......I'm with the government and I'm here to help you............................"

[@adee7546]

At 4:00 you say: "They were forced to administer it..." That's false. Nobody was ever forced to do anything in the Milgram experiments. They could have walked out at any moment with no repercussions. That's the horrifying fact of it..... That they were free to go but chose to obey because they didn't want to "ruin" the experiment.....

[@kelvinmartinez4900]

Watchmojo let me tell you something America is not the only place where people were being sperimented okay.

[@gufosufo337]

thats true

[@flatplant]

Yes we know, many countries do the same thing. Since most WM viewers are American it's a little more relevant.

[@kelvinmartinez4900]

hidan of akatsuki...yeah and Russia, japan,china and others where doing the exact same thing.and let's not forget north Korea man those people did some FUCKED UP SHIT..

[@flatplant]

yep no one's denying this. Again due to a majority American audience it's more relevant to hear what was done in their own country. Do you understand that?

[@webm4675]

most of the stuff from those countries were before the modern era, russia and china are both communist and japan has made up for its past. the reason america is getting the most attention is because we claim to be "the land of the free" since 1776

[@Rockytubes123]

"America the Great" my ass! "Liberties and Justice For All" is such a joke

[@spaceghostsmokey3255]

Number 5 ...those sharecroppers weren't just a part of a "study" and "free healthcare services". They were given the syphilis virus and then the study of the effects began

[@Lucy-fn9rj]

The Stanford Prison Experiment was actually shut down when Zombardo invited a grad student to check out his experiment (they had just started dating and he wanted to show off his awesome study; they're actually married now). She was repulsed and told Zombardo to immediately shut it down, and he did, as her horror made him realize he'd become numb and only snapped out of it when seeing the experiment through her eyes.

[@Lucy-fn9rj]

Also he and Milgram went to the same high school at about the same time. They didn't know each other until after the Stanford experiment when Milgram thanked Zombardo for taking the heat off him.

[@z.a.garcia6736]

The flaw in the Stanford Prison Experiment, it was in Stanford. I know a few neighborhoods where that experiment won't last 3 hours.

[@sirmiles1820]

this is the proof that science nor religion has anything to do with violence and insane things, it is humans.. us.. No matter what God nor Science is safe in humanities insanities. It is us that makes this excuses so we can get free of responsibilities not Gods or Science.

[@adrianvalistar1218]

Sir Miles except these experiments are science, in a twisted version of the term.

[@a.d.w8385]

Sir Miles Great statement. Any idea can be twisted by people to do horrible things. Its insanity within humanity that's the problem.

[@JayBreezy900]

Sir Miles I believe you tried too hard with your statement..

[@OSCARSJOINT]

Subjects?? uumm you mean people??

[@PhoenixRoseYT]

Henrietta Lacks and the birth control study on Puerto Rican women come to mind.

[@sherryemiller]

LeonettiProductions it should have been on there.

[@vanessadotson8067]

Phoenix Rose I know I’m About 12 months late but I would love to pick your brains on that, cuz I’ve never heard about that...

[@teriiyaki_god]

and number #1 school

[@alexmercer5414]

Yes you are right

[@TechBearSeattle]

Alongside the Tuskegee experiment was the Guatemala syphilis experiments. A preliminary study in the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute, Indiana, ran from 1943 to 1944, and involved trying to infect "volunteer" male prisoners with gonorrhea (by using a swab) with the idea of then testing the effectiveness of penicillin against STD. That proved ineffective at infecting the test subjects. So another study was conducted in Guatemala from 1946 to 1948, where female sex workers were deliberately infected with syphilis -- remember, there was still no proven cure for the disease -- and they were used to spread the disease to male Guatemalan soldiers and prisoners. Altogether, 1,308 people were involved whether they knew it or not, and 83 of these people died of the disease. Some -- but not all -- were treated successfully with penicillin, establishing its efficacy against STIs. The results of this study were never published, despite it having been funded by the US government. It remained secret until the copious, detailed notes of the lead researcher, Dr. John Cutler, were discovered in 2005 among his papers. Cutler was also an investigator in the Tuskegee study, and the Terre Haute prison study, along with numerous other research projects involving STIs. One such study took place in 1954, where prisoners in the Sing Sing Correctional Facility were injected with a supposed vaccine for syphilis, and later infected with syphilis itself.

[@ghostoftheblueteletubby7790]

Scariest part is that these are the ones we know about..

[@intermaths1128]

🇹🇷

[@lisacotton322]

I’m not a fan of a lot of teachers. Throughout my school years I can remember two of them that were great teachers. The rest had no business in the school system.

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

Most of my teachers were great. Some basic nothing but not bad. Either way as much as I learned and how much I like knowledge I still ended up a bum. lol

[@lucasc3966]

Saying that "America is not the only country who did horrid experiments" doesn't take the blame of U.S (or those responsible). And even if the study is successful the end doesn't justify the means, or else morality would be even more relative and a dystopic future would be a certainty because if a government do really believe that the end justify the means, then the need for freedom, for identity and other needs can be a sacrifice for happiness or power, or to win wars or etc.

[@aliciaseecharan]

WatchMojo, u sooo crazy. Itz too close to Christmas and all. Y'all better start doing sum fun, cute top 10's 😜🎄✨💫🎁☮️💟😉

[@tammyrhines]

Other benefits your wording for the Tuskgee Experiment is so cheery. These men had no clue they had syphillis. Healthcare being a benefit please it was a necesary componenr the least they could do. After a cure they kept the study going another 10 years. I hate the way black, poor, mentally ill, people are marginalized. Really,

[@moemuxhagi]

You mean they administered... ...a CONTROLLED SHOT ?!? *tudum tss*

[@noahs.1557]

Arthur Vador FNAF Refrences

[@t-60powerarmor5]

A CONTROLLED SHOCK (Reference to Fnaf Sister Loaction) 😛

[@deepfriedorange4066]

Science is the most disturbing and scary subject there is, Just like she said “it is all in the name of science”, Science is not the friendly subject i was taught in elementary.

[@mr.dueezy]

I bet MK Ultra was pretty fun but I prefer to play MK Trilogy

[@christianhart2159]

danusty right?

[@chieflecouk914]

MK deception

[@EdithCardellini]

Mortal Kombat fans UNITE!!!

[@thejamaicanpotatochip4561]

ok

[@jerraethomas2378]

Trying to get those likes huh😐?

[@gilby123]

The Monster experiment that used orphans in the 1930's should've made this list. They split the children into ones with any amount of stutter and ones without. They then would praise and encourage those with the stutter to not and vice versa. Some of the ones without a stutter developed one and were left with that as well as trauma from them using negative reinforcement. Some stopped talking entirely.

[@misrtob.i.g2593]

I am apart of a government experiment. I was recently worth 6 figure and my life has been upside down since. For a year and a half now I have been abused by my own country. I’m 24 I live in Indiana. I’ve been under electronic surveillance, pen/trap surveillance, and community & Law enforcement watchlist. Not only is my constitutional rights are being violated under a superior country. I am also being harassed and treated inhumane through the course of surveillance used against me. I have reached at to almost every attorney in each state. I have reached out to the attorney General of Indiana. The governor of Indiana’s office. The FBI. The NSA. The Department of Justice. Civil Right attorneys such as: ACLU, NAACP,…and more. I’ve sent letters to the Indiana disciplinary commission. No one can help me or shed any light on the reason why I am being targeted. I can’t live as a human being. A man with morals and principals, as I have these things which make me who I am violated everyday. Yes I said everyday. I am targeted for not only surveillance, but harassment everyday. I know I have the right to know why I am being held under the fire as I am. I have proof, evidence and witnesses to back up my statements and I won’t stop fighting for Justice. I want answers and I need my life back. Once again I cannot live, in peace, in my own country. Someone has to help me and conduct a thorough investigation to support my claims. I will not suffer in silence anymore. I have a right to be free. I have a right to a fair trial and due process. I have a right to privacy. I have a right to travel. I have a right to work. All of these things I have stated has been repetitively violated and restrained. My question is when will I be free? When will I be able to be treated as a modern-day American and not like a terrorist. Or like a caged animal being terrorized. This is not a conspiracy theory. It’s an actual victim of an actual conspiracy that is taking place among small amounts of people. We are gas lighted everyday. And every way. The government has people to pretend to have the same issues as is only to gas light the public and (the victims) with false claims and ridiculous behaviors.

[@flagger7571]

You missed the state prison in Kentucky that gave inmate hard drugs so they could be studied on the effects of withdrawal.

[@Victor-dm4qv]

It's a good thing that the Government has stopped and we can now trust them. Right? R-right?!

[@gilby123]

I would also argue that the experiments and lobotomizations given to numerous people in asylums most definitely should be on here.

[@moon-millionaire]

THIS!

[@bigdbiggs9]

So I guess you forgot about the St Louis aerosol trials Operation LAC??

[@DanDoesGame]

DR. BENDER!!??!!??!! I wouldnt trust anyone with that name XD haha

[@fatdog7412]

I want to leave this planet IMMEDIATELY

[@Dimetropteryx]

Just in the US. Pretty tame compared to the stuff Germany, Japan and the USSR came up with.

[@ImStevan]

For all of those who got to No4 and then just gave up.

[@Iffyish]

I was hoping to learn things I didn't already know about that took place elsewhere in the world. please make a video of this, but worldwide rather than just in the USA. Also, I'd like to mention the Oregon State Hospital's fluoride experiment. The documents are hard to find because of the amount of cover-up, but my dad has seen them. A bunch of people died. I'm not sure exactly how many, but I'd estimate over 25 people. It could've been in the hundreds, though. If anyone can find the documents on the dark web please link me to them.

[@eelieass]

0:52 time traveling Neagan

[@Protagoras614]

No, number 8 proves how shitty most people really are to their fellow man when it's someone they don't know. If they don't know you, how they treat you doesn't matter. My proof? The internet. You're welcome. Any time you wanna come back Lord works for me... or send that giant asteroid... either way.

[@CluckyBaby]

I don't understand how people could do this to other people..it makes me want to throw up. I cant even watch all of this cuz i feel sick

[@shywolf3968]

Agreed

[@cricerysth7431]

What about the two atom bombs they tried on live subjects during WWII?

[@chrisrohls4853]

Crice Rysth that just proves you’re uneducated in the pacific theatre, if you knew anything you would know Japan committed atrocities all over China. The bombs helped end the war. Have you ever heard of the Bataan death march? Or what about the two Japanese officers who had a contest on who could slaughter the most civilians with their swords, over a two week period I believe it was they each got over 100 kills one had 105 and the other had 114. The bombs weren’t any worse than what others were doing our method just made it go faster

[@scienceatitsbest5836]

Chris Rohls Thank You. Someone who knows history.

[@chrisrohls4853]

Science At Its Best thank you. I’m a high school dropout but I spend roughly 20 hours a week educating myself on WW2 and other wars

[@chrisrohls4853]

War.is.a. Racket of course we are lied too but there is plenty of evidence to back up most of what we know happened in WW2. They let us know what they want us to know.

[@Raul-vo9fs]

@@chrisrohls4853 Im sorry but nothing is an excuse for bombing innocent civilians. you forgot to mention that when the US bombed Japan, the were about to surrender and negociate, and you forget that the US also bombed those people to know the effect of the bomb on the human body

[@brandonslade2134]

Being governed by a 2 party system should be #1

[@aaeve5676]

You forgot one called *"black friday"*

[@Juliana-xw7sk]

you need to talk about how many of these studies SPECIFICALLY targeted people of color like the syphilis one and the eugenics guy one for example

[@maggisclipsofthemonth3952]

Cool, they gave the kid lsd and he became an activist,

[@maggisclipsofthemonth3952]

I'm not recommending people take psychedelics tho, not unless you at least have some anti-psychotics on hand, just in case.

[@mewvufxz8007]

Trust the science

[@karmascamera5275]

What about the Monster Study?

[@LadyVoldo]

My thoughts exactly.

[@badreligion1231]

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[@LadyVoldo]

If you want to know about it, I saw a video by Top5s called "5 most disturbing & unethical human experiments".

[@buckethatboys3034]

Karmas Camera what about the Russian sleep expieremnt

[@badreligion1231]

The Russian Sleep Experiment was fiction

[@thornmallow1]

That’s a great way to get rid of scammers!

[@niceaudiodesign.]

U alright?

[@alecjohnson2864]

I'd say I'm the most disturbing one.

[@duaneflicks5313]

Stanley Milgram's shock experiment while may be controversial still provided highly noticeable results

[@HottestofDawgs]

The information on the Milgram Experiment is false. The set up was correct, however the teacher never forced them they were only told that they "are required to complete the test" the authority figure in this case told them to continue. The experiment was on the human will to follow authority.

[@VIGLounge]

I'm surprised the Monster study did not make even an honorable mention. Also the experiments performed by Dr. Henry Murray which may have been a catalyst to the Unibomber.

[@itzsinsss5751]

what about top ten disturbing huming experiments in the world. Not only focusing on one country

[@brittanyr9471]

JcFrontfire the dead channel Likely too many to squeeze in one. They could probably do a top ten for several different countries. Also the topics are chosen by the viewers on their site. Its whatever we suggest and vote for

[@itzsinsss5751]

Brittany Rose ik

[@brittanyr9471]

JcFrontfire the dead channel If you know, go suggest it silly!

[@itzsinsss5751]

Brittany Rose I'm about to

[@gubtefumcki6399]

JcFrontfire the dead channel XD Triggered

[@akfreed6949]

The Montauk Experiment .

[@blake-vl4uw]

I'm supposed to be playing Game Of War™ but this one player keeps kicking my ass...

[@athenawalker2237]

Am I the only one who was reminded of the ghostbusters for a couple of these? The shock tests, doing weird random tests on babies

[@joetacke2000]

The human centipede was pretty creepy.

[@lorenzoveronese8140]

Joe Tacke LOL

[@bananiaman3162]

centipad* ?

[@Xenobork]

BananiaMan™ No, it's centipede.

[@GusHersey_Kuleanapono]

BananiaMan™ yeah if youbmanage to connects pads lol

[@owenwalters998]

Joe Tacke that was just a movie it wasn't based on any true events

[@PotatoAsho]

They do ECT at heaps of psych units now. I've had it myself.

[@rantingswede3471]

in the milgram experiment no one was hurt and the "teacher" was not forced to do anything they were never threathened or anything they just said "please continue it's for science"

[@bscanlan5307]

Amadeus Nordström It could still be considered as disturbing

[@mesa5734]

Amadeus Nordström it was more disturbing because the reason the experiment was conducted was the Nuremburg Trials. Milgrim watched the trials and noticed that the men who did Hitlers bidding were all normal people and he wanted to see why such normal people would do such terrible things.

[@jesusandstephforever5733]

Amadeus Nordström Yeah we are supposed to believe that. Stop trying to justify their evil actions....no matter what it was wrong and never should have been conducted in the first place. Most of this experiment are still conducted today e.g mind control also known as my ultra mind control, believe it or not they are. The experiments they are doing today most of it might never come to light does not justify anything it is just pure wicknedness. Evil is evil no matter what!!

[@ajaxfilms]

People need to go to jail over this.

[@purplepurplepurple2162]

To triangle *

[@yousandro1999]

What about "the rest of the world"??? You know... like Russia, Japan or Gemany

[@shinebox2574]

Linkin Park .I. Clearly says performed in the U.S and not "world" or are you just too stupid to read?

[@da14a49]

@@goldenstatenative2648 lol he is an Americant.

[@JasmineRiceField]

When your country got called out and you got butthurt so you drag other countries in. There's always that one cheeky kid in the classroom

[@JasmineRiceField]

Michael Bailey It's Whataboutism, and we are clearly seeing that this is about the USA since this video is dedicated to the CIA. Not all races are good and have done something horrible in the past. This comment is just like a Russian kid saying "What about the crimes CIA committed?" inside a gulag documentary

[@jessicascorpio1]

But why would prisoners want a higher sex drive?

[@sergiowolfpac]

Good thing I didn't go to Vanderbilt.

[@treefrog123a]

Nothing is free.........take nothing from a stranger.